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[H1] Specialising in Grant of Probate & Estate Administration Services

We understand the challenges involved in the probate process, and we want you to know that we are here to take care of your application from start to finish.

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[H3] Fixed fee service
Grant of probate & letters of administration for a fixed and inclusive legal fee.

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[H3] Fast & guaranteed delivery times
Fast track probate delivered within 30 to 40 working days.

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[H3] 10% of profits donated to charity
We donate 10% of our profits to well-known UK charities.

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[H2] Fast and affordable service
Following a bereavement, there are many things that need to be done to settle the personal affairs of the deceased and administer the estate. As well as organising the funeral, informing government departments and financial institutions, you may be asked for a Grant of Probate (or Letters of Administration when there is no Will).
Affinion Probate are specialists in delivering a fast and affordable probate service, provided by our experienced and regulated Solicitors.
We endeavour to obtain the grant of probate or letters of administration within 30 to 40 working days for a fixed and inclusive fee of £489*.

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Grant of Probate Service

[H2] Taking care of your matters
Affinion will complete all of the legal and tax responsibilities required to obtain the probate on your behalf, enabling you to then administer the deceased’s estate.
Affinion can also take care of the entire estate administration process for you. Our probate specialists will not only apply for the probate but also collect in assets, pay any debts, prepare accounts and distribute the remainder of the estate to the beneficiaries.
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[H2] Value added service
Alongside our probate and estate administration service, Affinion offers additional services that may be required for certain estates, such as:
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[H2] Supporting charities

Affinion is founded on ethical principles and, as such, we are proud to donate 10% of our profits to a number of well-known UK charities.

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A service for those looking to instruct a professional to take on the entire probate and estate administration process.

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[H2] We won’t be beaten on price and there’s nothing to pay upfront

[H3] Our estate administration service

From as little as
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We take complete responsibility for acquiring probate and managing all legal, tax, property, and estate administration matters on your behalf

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We deal with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) on your behalf

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No upfront costs to worry about as the fixed and inclusive fee is taken from the estate

You will only need to answer a few simple questions and we will confirm what our fixed and inclusive fee will be to obtain probate and administer the entire estate.

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[H2] Why choose our leading estate administration service

Our specialists will oversee your estate administration matters comprehensively, handling every aspect from start to finish. This not only alleviates you of the time and effort involved but also ensures peace of mind, knowing that every detail is handled correctly.
Our team at Affinion Probate will:
Provide you with a dedicated case manager
Complete the probate application and inheritance tax forms
Publish statutory notices in the London Gazette and the deceased’s local newspaper
Collect and value all assets and pay any outstanding debts
Prepare estate accounts and pay beneficiaries
Distribute the remaining estate assets in accordance with the Will

You’ll receive ongoing support from your case manager, who will provide you with their contact details, be easy to contact and keep you informed from start to finish.

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[H3] Comprehensive estate review

Your dedicated Case Manager will carry out a detailed review of the estate to obtain the information required to apply for the Grant of Probate. This will include checking the validity of the Will (or applying the Rules of Intestacy if the estate is intestate), identifying entitled personal representatives and beneficiaries, and confirming the value of the assets, debts and liabilities of the estate in preparation for the Grant of Probate application.

“From initial contact everything was explained fully and the process was very understandable”

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[H3] Financial coordination, tax compliance, and applying for probate

We will contact all relevant financial institutions, prepare a schedule of assets and liabilities of the estate based on valuations received, complete the relevant Inheritance Tax forms and submit them to HMRC (whether there is Inheritance Tax to pay or not). We will also complete all other relevant documentation and apply for the Grant of Probate.

“Affinion took away all the hassle of completing the various tax returns”

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[H3] Creditor notification and risk mitigation

Once the Grant of Probate has been obtained statutory notices are placed in the London Gazette and the local paper where the deceased lived. These notices have a 2 month notice period within which creditors of the estate can claim for any debts owed to them by the deceased. This significantly reduces the risk of future claims by creditors against the estate.

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[H3] Executing probate, closing accounts, and facilitating property transfers

The Grant of Probate will be sent to banks, mortgage companies and anywhere else the deceased had an account, policy or other asset. All accounts will be closed and funds collected. If there is a property in the estate, it can now be sold or the paperwork prepared to transfer the property into the names of the beneficiaries. Your Case Manager will handle this process, including liaising with estate agents and your chosen conveyancing solicitor.

“Straightforward and probate was granted within a month”

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[H3] Debt settlement and interim distribution

Provided there are sufficient funds available in the estate, the debts will be paid and, if there are no claims against the estate, it may be possible to distribute a proportion of the estate to the beneficiaries.

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[H3] Finalising the administration and distributing the remainder of the estate

Assuming that there are no delays in finalising the Estate Administration, such as a property that needs to be sold, we have received clearance from HMRC in relation to inheritance tax, income tax and, if necessary, capital gains tax and there are no DWP investigations or any contentious claims etc, it is now possible produce the estate accounts for the Personal Representatives to approve and then to make final distributions to the beneficiaries.

“Affinion and their lawyers guided me through and made the process simple and much quicker than I expected.”

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[H2] How our leading estate administration experts can help you

[H3] Comprehensive fixed-fee service
We will manage the process from start to finish for a fee that’s fixed and fair. No hidden costs or hourly rates.

[H3] Guaranteed timeframes
Obtaining Probate and administering an estate typically takes 9 – 12 months to complete, dependent upon the size and legal complexity of the estate.

[H3] Price matched probate service
We don’t want you to choose between the best service and the best price. We price match every service we offer.

[H3] No solicitor’s office visit needed
Our service covers the whole of England & Wales and we’ll make sure everything can be done from the comfort of your own home.

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Estate administration

[H2] What is estate administration?
Estate administration is the process of dealing with the legal and tax affairs of the deceased. This includes dealing with their assets (such as property, shares and possessions), paying any debts and distributing the proceeds to the beneficiaries.
Obtaining probate and administering an estate typically takes 9 – 12 months to complete, dependent upon the size and legal complexity of the estate.
Your dedicated case manager will keep you updated and informed on the progress of your case, including developments with institutions such as HM Revenue & Customs, HM Court Service, the Department of Work and Pensions and all the relevant financial institutions during the estate administration

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[H2] How Affinion Probate can help you
Affinion’s estate administration service, starting from £1,995 (plus VAT and Disbursements), is designed to make the complex process of managing a deceased individual’s affairs straightforward. With a commitment to transparency and affordability, we guarantee no upfront costs, making the process worry-free for you.
Our experienced and dedicated Case Managers guide you through every step, ensuring a meticulous handling of probate applications, completion of inheritance tax forms, and the publication of statutory notices in the London Gazette and the local newspaper. We take charge of collecting and valuing all assets, paying outstanding debts, and preparing accurate estate accounts for the smooth execution of the entire process.
Understanding the emotional and legal complexities involved, we facilitate the distribution of remaining estate assets in strict accordance with the Will or Rules of Intestacy if there’s no Will. The administration timeline, typically spanning 9-12 months, is closely managed by your Case Manager, who keeps you informed on progress, liaises with relevant institutions such as HM Revenue & Customs, HM Court Service, and the Department of Work and Pensions, and ensures compliance with legal requirements.
For a personalised, no-obligation quote for our full estate administration service, please contact us. Let us take the burden off your shoulders, ensuring a smooth and efficient administration process, tailored to your specific needs.

[H2] Talk to our leading estate administration specialists
During your free consultation, one of our friendly specialists will help you work out:

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[H3] Frequently Asked Questions

How much does your Full Estate Administration service cost and are there any upfront costs?

Thank you for considering our fixed fee full estate administration service, starting from £1,995 plus VAT and Disbursements.
We want to assure you that there are no upfront costs involved. Our fees are seamlessly taken from the estate, ensuring your peace of mind throughout the entire administration process.
Feel free to reach out for a no-obligation quote tailored to your specific needs. We are here to assist you in navigating the estate administration process with transparency and professionalism.

What does the estate administration process entail?

The estate administration process in England and Wales involves several steps, and the specifics can vary based on the complexity of the estate, whether there is a valid will or not, and the presence of any outstanding debts. Here is a general outline of the key steps involved:
Registering the Death:
The death must be registered with the local registrar within five days.
Obtaining the Will (if applicable):
If there is a valid will, the executor named in the will is responsible for handling the estate. If there is no will, an administrator is appointed.
Applying for Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration:
The executor or administrator must apply for a Grant of Probate (if there is a will) or Letters of Administration (if there is no will). This legal document grants the authority to administer the estate.
Valuing the Estate:
The executor or administrator must determine the value of the deceased person’s assets and debts. This includes property, bank accounts, investments, and personal possessions.
Paying Inheritance Tax:
>Inheritance Tax may be due, depending on the value of the estate. The executor or administrator is responsible for calculating and paying any Inheritance Tax owed.
Obtaining the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration:
Once the application is approved, the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration is issued, providing the legal authority to distribute the estate.
Settling Debts and Distributing Assets:
The executor or administrator uses the estate’s assets to settle any outstanding debts, including funeral expenses and taxes. The remaining assets are then distributed to the beneficiaries according to the terms of the will or intestacy laws.
Closing Accounts and Transferring Property:
Bank accounts are closed, and property may be transferred or sold as required.
Finalising the Estate:
The executor or administrator provides a final account of the estate to the beneficiaries and the court. Once all aspects are complete, the estate can be closed.

How long does the estate administration process take?

The duration of the estate administration process in England and Wales can vary depending on several factors, including the complexity of the estate, the presence of a valid will, the efficiency of the executor or administrator, and any potential complications that may arise. On average, the process typically takes between nine months to a year, but it can take longer in certain more complex situations.
It’s important to note that unforeseen issues, such as disputes among beneficiaries, complex assets, or challenges in obtaining necessary documents, can prolong the process. In some cases, estate administration may take more than a year.

How are outstanding debts handled in the estate?

Handling outstanding debts is an essential part of the estate administration process in England and Wales. Here’s a general overview of how outstanding debts are typically managed:
Identification of Debts:
The executor or administrator must identify and compile a comprehensive list of the deceased person’s outstanding debts. This may include mortgages, loans, credit card balances, utility bills, and any other financial obligations.
Publication of Notice to Creditors:
The executor or administrator may publish a notice in the London Gazette and a local newspaper to inform creditors that the person has passed away. This serves to notify creditors of the opportunity to submit their claims.
Notification to Creditors:
Direct notification of known creditors is also essential. Creditors are typically given a specified period, often two months, to submit their claims against the estate.
Payment of Debts:
Once the claims are received, the executor or administrator assesses their validity. Valid claims are paid from the assets of the estate. The payment priority is established by law, with funeral expenses and administration costs taking precedence.
Inheritance Tax and Other Taxes:
The executor or administrator must settle any outstanding Inheritance Tax and other taxes owed by the deceased person. This is often done before distributing assets to be

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[H1] Highest-rated probate service, delivered fast with a fixed fee you can rely on.

As the UK’s premier probate service provider, we expedite your application with care, speed, and sensitivity, offering a transparent, fixed, all-inclusive legal fee—no hidden costs, just peace of mind when you need it most.

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Application completed by probate professionals and SRA regulated solicitors.

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Assess your requirements and discuss the most suitable probate service for your situation

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Arrange a property valuation which is compliant to HMRC standards

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Prepare your probate application and any relevant inheritance tax forms

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Submit our application to the Probate Registry and HMRC

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Endeavour to gain approval from the probate registry within 30 to 40 working days*

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Provide ongoing support as and when you need it

You will only need to answer a few simple questions and we will confirm what documents are needed for us to prepare the probate papers.

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[1]Our fixed legal fee of £489 is tailored for customers with uncomplicated estates. In cases where customers need to report a complex estate to HMRC, we handle the entire process from start to finish, for a fixed and all-inclusive legal fee, which starts from £1,179.
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[H2] Why choose our leading grant of probate service?

Our specialists will take care of your probate application from start to finish, relieving you of the time and effort involved, and providing you with peace of mind that every detail is handled correctly. Our team at Affinion Probate will:
Provide you with a dedicated case manager
Check the validity of the Will, or apply the Rules of Intestacy if there is no Will
Complete your probate application form
Prepare the statement of truth for the executors and or administrators to sign
Complete the inheritance tax forms (whether tax is due or not)
Calculate any inheritance tax liability
Apply for a grant of probate or letters of administration

And, if your probate application doesn’t go through for any reason we will give you a full refund of our legal fee.
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[H3] Book your free consultation with our probate experts
In your free consultation with one of our probate experts you’ll find out what documents you need and which service is right for you.

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[H3] We’ll prepare and submit your legal & tax forms
You’ll be assigned a dedicated case manager who will complete all the relevant forms for HMRC and the Probate Registry.

“Affinion took away all the hassle of completing the various tax returns”

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[H3] Receive probate in just 30 to 40 working days
We typically gain approval from the Probate Registry in just 30 to 40 working days. Your grant of probate will be sent to you with enough copies to enable you to deal with banks, building societies, investments, property, etc.

“Straightforward and probate was granted within a month”

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[H2] How our leading probate service can help you

[H3] Comprehensive fixed-fee service
We will manage the process from start to finish for a fee that’s fixed and fair. No hidden costs or hourly rates.

[H3] Fast track application guarantee
We guarantee to prepare your HMRC and Probate Registry Application within 5 working days*.

[H3] Price matched probate service
We don’t want you to choose between the best service and the best price. We price match every service we offer.

[H3] No solicitor’s office visit needed
Our service covers the whole of England & Wales and we’ll make sure everything can be done from the comfort of your own home.

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[H2] What is probate?
Probate is a legal process that occurs after someone passes away. It involves the court validating and executing the deceased person’s will (if they had one) or distributing their assets if they didn’t have a will. The primary purposes of probate are to:
Confirm the validity of the Will: If the deceased person had a will, the court verifies its authenticity and validity. This ensures that the wishes of the deceased regarding the distribution of their assets are legally recognized.
Appoint an executor or administrator: The court appoints an executor (if named in the will) or an administrator (if there is no will or no named executor) to manage the estate’s affairs. This person is responsible for gathering and managing assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing assets according to the will or state law.
Settle debts and taxes: The estate’s debts and taxes, including income taxes, estate taxes, and any outstanding bills, are paid from the deceased person’s assets during the probate process.
Asset distribution: After debts and taxes are settled, the remaining assets are distributed to the beneficiaries according to the terms of the will or, if there is no will, according to the laws of intestacy.

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[H2] How Affinion Probate can help you
Affinion can help deliver a grant of probate (or letters of administration where appropriate) at a lower price and much faster than traditional Probate providers. We endeavor to obtain the grant for a fixed and inclusive fee of £489 and within just 30 working days*, both of which are industry leading.
Once you have the grant of probate this will allow you to complete the remainder of the estate administration yourself without the need to attend an interview at the Probate Court.
Making a personal application and obtaining a grant of probate takes on average 4 months and costs £300. Affinion will endeavour to deliver the Grant to you within just 30 to 40 working days and for a fixed and inclusive fee of £489*. We can deliver the Grant quickly and ensure that everything is dealt with efficiently and accurately, as we specialise in Probate and nothing else.
Our specialists appreciate that this can be a difficult time and if you are having to deal with a loved one’s estate, we can help. We will make the experience as stress-free as possible by removing the burdens and responsibilities of the application process from you.

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[H3] Frequently Asked Questions

When is probate required?

In England and Wales, probate is generally required when a person passes away, and their estate meets certain criteria. The key factors that determine whether probate is necessary are as follows:
Estate value: Probate is typically required when the deceased person’s estate exceeds a certain threshold value. The government have set a threshold of £5,000 and if the estate’s value is below this threshold, probate may not be required. However, banks and other financial institutions may have their own requirements for releasing funds, and they may request a grant of probate even for smaller amounts.
Type of assets: Probate is generally needed for assets that are solely owned by the deceased person and cannot be transferred automatically to a surviving joint owner or beneficiary. This often includes property, bank accounts, investments, and personal property in the deceased person’s name alone.
No valid will (Intestacy): When a person dies without a valid will (intestate), probate is necessary to determine how their estate will be distributed according to the rules of intestacy. In such cases, the deceased person’s assets will be distributed according to the laws of England and Wales.
Complex estates: If the estate is complex, involves multiple beneficiaries, significant debts, or assets held in trusts, probate may be required to ensure proper administration and distribution.
Executor’s authority: Probate provides legal authority to the executor (or personal representative) appointed in the deceased person’s will to manage and distribute the estate’s assets. Without probate, banks and other institutions may not release funds or assets to the executor.
Disputed wills or beneficiaries: If there are disputes over the validity of the will, disagreements among beneficiaries, or concerns about the executor’s actions, probate may be necessary to resolve these issues through the probate court.
It’s important to note that the rules and thresholds for probate in England and Wales may change over time, so it’s advisable to consult with a legal professional who specialises in probate and estate matters to get the most up-to-date information and guidance for your specific situation. Additionally, the probate process in England and Wales involves applying for a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration through the Probate Registry, and the process may vary depending on the circumstances of the estate.

Do I need a grant of probate?

Whether you need a grant of probate in England and Wales depends on the specific circumstances of the deceased person’s estate. Here are some key factors that determine whether a grant of probate is required:
Estate value: If the estate of the deceased person is valued above a certain threshold, typically £5,000, you will generally need a Grant of Probate. However, financial institutions may have their own thresholds for requiring probate, so it’s advisable to check with them.
Sole ownership: A grant of probate is usually required when the deceased person owned assets solely in their name. This includes real estate, bank accounts, investments, and personal property. Assets held jointly with someone else (e.g., joint tenancy with rights of survivorship) or assets with named beneficiaries (e.g., life insurance policies, pension accounts) may bypass probate.
Complex estates: If the estate is complex, involves multiple beneficiaries, significant debts, or assets held in trusts, probate may be necessary to ensure proper administration.
Named executor: If there is a valid will, and the deceased person named an executor, that executor will typically need to apply for a grant of probate to carry out their duties and responsibilities.
Dealing with financial institutions: Many financial institutions, such as banks and investment companies, require a grant of probate before they will release funds or transfer assets to the executor or beneficiaries.
Tax liabilities: If there are inheritance tax or estate tax liabilities, the grant of probate may be necessary to settle these obligations.
Other legal requirements: Certain legal and financial transactions may require a grant of probate, such as selling or transferring real estate owned by the deceased person.
It’s important to consult with a solicitor or legal professional who specialises in probate and estate matters to assess your specific situation. They can provide guidance on whether a grant of probate is required and assist you in the probate process if necessary. Keep in mind that probate rules and thresholds may change over time, so it’s important to get up-to-date information and legal advice tailored to your circumstances.

Is probate required if there is a will?

In England and Wales, having a valid will does not necessarily eliminate the need for probate. In fact, a valid will often requires probate to be executed and carried out. Here’s how it typically works:
Will with named executor: When a person creates a valid will, they typically name an executor (also known as a personal representative) who is responsible for administering their estate after their death. The executor’s role includes gathering the deceased person’s assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets to the beneficiaries according to the terms of the will.
Applying for probate: Even with a valid will, the named executor may need to apply for a Grant of Probate from the Probate Registry. This grant is a legal document that confirms the validity of the will and grants the executor the legal authority to act on behalf of the deceased person’s estate.
Executor’s authority: With the Grant of Probate, the executor has the legal authority to access the deceased person’s assets, including bank accounts, investments, and property. Financial institutions and other parties may require the executor to provide the Grant of Probate as proof of their authority to act.
Debts and taxes: The executor is also responsible for settling any outstanding debts and paying any applicable inheritance taxes from the estate’s assets.
Distribution to beneficiaries: Once debts, taxes, and expenses are settled, the executor can distribute the remaining assets to the beneficiaries according to the terms of the will.
In summary, even if there is a valid will in England and Wales, probate is typica

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[H2] Who we are

Affinion Probate is a trading name of Affinion Partnership Ltd.
We offer a range of Probate and Estate Administration services. We also provide free guidance on the practical matters that need to be considered following a bereavement through Affinion Bereavement Services.
At Affinion Probate, our expert advisors take the time to understand your personal situation and what matters to you most. We are efficient, accurate and fast, as we specialise in providing Probate services and nothing else.

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[H3] Transparent, low, fixed prices
When it comes to simple and straightforward estates, 90% of customers will pay a fixed, all-inclusive legal fee of £489*.

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[H3] Probate delivered in 30 to 40 working days (Grant of Probate and Letters of Administration)
We are specialists in delivering a fast and affordable Grant of Probate service, provided by our experienced and regulated Solicitors.

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We are proud of the service we deliver to our customers and welcome feedback that we openly publish through our Trustpilot score.

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[H3] Our expert advisors take the time to understand what matters to you most
Each client is assigned a dedicated case manager who completes all the relevant forms for HMRC and the Probate Registry.

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[H3] Provide a free practical Bereavement Support Service
We help our clients settle the personal affairs of the deceased and administer the estate.

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[H3] 10% of our profits are donated to well-known UK Charities
Affinion is founded on ethical principles and, as such, we are proud to donate 10% of our profits to a number of well-known UK Charities.

[H2] Our core values and purpose

Affinion’s purpose is to focus on our client’s interests positively, actively and professionally. We also have a clear vision, which is to be the company of choice for Probate and Estate Administration services.
We have a set of core values that are at the foundation of everything we do. We strive to:

Be approachable and caring

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Consistently deliver exceptional customer service

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Be transparent and have fixed and low prices

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[H3] Supporting UK Charities

Affinion value the contribution, commitment and support that charitable organisations make across the UK.
We commit to play our part in supporting several well-known UK charities by donating 10% of our profits to help them continue delivering their great work at a national level and in local communities.
Affinion will endeavour to donate monies to the following charities:

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Is the country’s largest charity dedicated to helping everyone make the most of later life. They support the elderly through providing advice, enabling independence and combating loneliness. They provide a free national advice line helping thousands of people every year.

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Is the world’s largest independent cancer research and awareness charity. It conducts research into the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Research activities are carried out in hospitals, institutions and universities across the UK, both by the charities own employees and by its grant funded researchers.

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Is an international centre of excellence in child healthcare. Since its formation in 1852, the hospital has been dedicated to children’s healthcare and to finding new and better ways to treat childhood illnesses.

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Was founded in 1824 and is the oldest animal welfare charity in the world. They were the first to introduce a law to protect animals and work hard to ensure that all animals can live a life free from pain and suffering.

[H4] Alzheimer’s Society
Are committed to creating a world without dementia by undertaking research to combat the disease. Until the day a cure is found, they will strive to create a society where those affected by dementia are supported and accepted, able to live in their community without fear or prejudice.

[H4] British Heart Foundation
Is the nation’s heart charity and the largest independent funder of cardiovascular research. Their pioneering research has helped to transform the lives of people living with heart and circulatory conditions.

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